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03/08/2023

Multiple WC's Pumped At Pfizer Plant Cork - Over Ground Pumps

Pfizer Cork Ireland requirement was to pump waste water away from a basement toilet block which contained six WC's and wash basins.

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The installation dictated that narrow discharge pipe work was a must. Also, this grinder pump required continuous usage in a location staffed 24 hours.

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25/06/2026

£7.6 Million Boost For Stormont Sports Facilities

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25/06/2026

Ministers Hail Shared Island Funding For Lough ...

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25/06/2026

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Uisce Éireann Seeks Green Light For Major Bally...

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24/06/2026

GRAHAM Reaches Topping Out At Oasis Academy Tem...

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